What positive vision for the future does the right / alt-right have? - educate me on political theory

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Women wanting men of equal objective worth. Truly, unhinged. Bomb at earliest convenience.

 

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Maybe I'm looking in the wrong places but the modern right seems very negative. It's against globalism, transgenderism, uncontrolled immigration, censorship, mandatory vaccination, technocracy and rule by NGOs, the list goes on. But what is it for? What should a right-wing government do to improve things? Or does the right believe that its ultimate goal is just to put an end to the bad stuff?

What is any ideology if not defined in opposition to other things? Classical liberalism was literally built on negative liberty (not having rules beyond the minimum necessary to secure natural rights). Communism and utopian socialism were not having hierarchical society. Fascism admittedly had something positive in the sense of state-building but your definition of the nation is as much defined by what the nation is not as it is what it is.

I think your gripe may come from that "the Right" isn't an ideology, its a coalition of a bunch of ideologies.

 

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You seem to think not doing things that are stupid are not positive. The right is mostly reactive because we don't have a specific goal, we want our nations, we want our families we want our freedom. That is the end goal not some Utopia.

But apart from ending diversity inclusion and equity, asserting freedom of association maybe restricting voting rights to a household with children, net tax payers, landowners or whatever.

But here is some retarded dreams I have as a reactionary:

Becoming nationalist.

Working so that the nation is self sufficient.

Start research programs and tax-breaks that support decentralisation. Do we need a factory to make widgets or can we do a moon shot on decentralized industry with 3D-printing and CAD-CAM?

Making it so that high school is enough for 85+% of jobs by ending credential inflation.

Forcing or offering companies tax breaks for training employees. Or maybe just reverting Dodge v. Ford and Griggs v. Duke.

Make it so that any law not in the constitution will need an expiry date. That way most of the polititans will be busy voting to keep the laws we need rather making new retardations.

Put a maximum number on laws so that to make a new one you need to remove an old one.

We first need to unfuck ourselves before we can look to the future and there is a lot to unfuck. After that the autoritarian right and the freedom loving right will splinter and can offer their respective visions to voters.